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I personally see no case for buying or even holding shares in CML, whatever angle you look at company it's in cul de sac with nowhere to go. Do the directors care as long as they pick up their inflated salaries, company cars and other perks? I would say no.
These are two different roles and responsibilities within any company. Certainly it should be viewed negatively by any investor as too much power is held by one person. Depends how you wish to view CML, a company that intends driving forwards by growth or a small time operation going nowhere. I would suggest CML is the latter and combined charmain/CFO clearly indicates my suggestion is correct.
A month ago you said this "Blue Prism as it is my biggest individual holding" now you are saying " This is the time I like to buy." Sounds like an oxymoron to me.
WPCT enjoyed success in attracting large sums of money and went to a premium of 15% on launch. Initial success doesn't not mean long term success. I happy to invested in this fund as a long term holding, hydrogen has a great future and this fund will enjoy being part of that future
The whole hydrogen sector has seen price falls this year, investors were getting ahead of themselves. Reality comes back to bite. Happy to hold at £10 and but add more if the price drops for no logical reason. Each investor must decide their own risk reward balance.
As expected the sp reaches £10 during intraday trading, hopefully this price can be maintained in the short term. I believe that's a fair and reasonable price given the information available. Up to the management to deliver now.
I would say that is disappointing given the effort that was put into the IPO. Unlikely to see much of a premium on initial trading, but as a long term investment what's not to like if you believe hydrogen as a major energy source in the future.
CWR is well placed, it has a robust business model and plenty of cash to drive the project forwards. However from the research I have undertaken there hundreds of hydrogen development projects, a few will succeed and many will fail due to economic and technology issues. First the technology has to work on industrial scale and secondly be affordable to the end consumer. Hopefully CWR will be one is few, bit it is to early to say that is why I regard CWR as a speculative buy.
I expect the launch process of this fund to be a success from both points of view, the company behind the launch and the investors. I would expect a premium in early trading, maybe in the region of 10%. Certainly a buy and hold for most portfolios
Seen by some recovery in share price mid morning, some large buys seen as well. Hydrogen is the future, whether CWR can be part of the future is a wait and see. Given the backing it has and potential opportunities I see CWR as a speculative buy.
We should always take company RNS's with a pinch of salt, they tend to be "look at how well we doing". As I said steady progress with the promise of better tomorrow. At the current time 0818 hours, the market doesn't seem overly impressed which is disappointing.
We should always take company RNS's with a pinch of salt, they tend to be "look at how well we doing". As I said steady progress with the promise of better tomorrow. At the current time 0818 hours, the market doesn't seem overly impressed which is disappointing.
Steady as she goes type of trading update, progress made in most areas with the promise of something even better next year. Quite happy to maintain by current holding with the occasional top up with unjustified price falls. One would believe we should see an uplift in the share price today with the longer term trend moving upwards.
I will be investing via the IPO in expectation of a hefty premium. However the expenses of the launch of this new investment trust which will be about 3% of the sum raised (they are paying comission to platforms like HL, etc) will be paid by the investors. So you end buying a share for a £1 each with only enough cash to buy 97p worth of assets! So a short term buy for me dependent of the premium, then reinvest the money into a hydrogen ETF which has no premium or discount.
Seen some volatile price movements of late, quite happy to remain invested and top up when prices falls seem excessive. I am very confident about this share based on the available public information. I normally have rules when investing in small stocks regarding a limit of how much I will invest, but for this share I ignored these rules. Of my portfolio I have 5% invested in TGR which is a five figure sum. I have put my money in to back up my words. Good luck to everyone.
A new investment trust is due to launch shortly that focuses on hydrogen shares, it will be named Hydrogen One. May be worth looking at if you believe in the potential of Hydrogen and a less risky route for the more cautious investor. Just Google Hydrogen One for further details, it is available from a number of investment platforms at zero cost. Two experienced fund managers with good track records will managing the trust.